The DJI Avata 360 system in the DJI RC-2 configuration provides an advanced control station for precision FPV piloting, replacing the inertial interface with a traditional dual-stick remote controller ideal for technical maneuvers and accurate linear trajectories. The aircraft maintains its flagship specifications, based on a dual-lens system with 1-inch sensors that allow for the acquisition of 8K spherical content at 60 frames per second, ensuring professional image quality with extended dynamic range thanks to HDR support. The DJI RC-2, equipped with a built-in high-brightness display and an enhanced antenna system, interfaces natively with the O4 transmission protocol, ensuring smooth video feedback and excellent signal stability even in the presence of physical obstacles. The cinewhoop structure with integrated propeller guards and the omnidirectional obstacle sensing system work in synergy with the remote's analog controls to allow for safe and millimeter-precise flight in indoor environments or during close-up shots. This technical combination is particularly effective for operators who require separate control over flight attitude and post-production framing management, utilizing the Spotlight Free mode to isolate specific subjects within the 360-degree field of view without sacrificing the precision of classic flight commands.